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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS CONTINUED
ON FOURTH PAGE.
lFor the AshevilIe CITIZEN.
JACKSON C0UNTY-A MUCH
NAMED But THRIVING TOWN
GOOD CROPS.
TUNNEL. N. G. Julv II 1897

TUNNEL, N. c., July IL, 1887.
Editors CITIZEN Il write you q short
note to let you know that find little
town on tae w. n. C. r. r. in Jat kson
county called Webster station, or Tun-
nell. Why it is that the shipping point
should have one name, the post office
another, and the town none at all is more
than l can divine But, however, / find
it thriving little village with good pros
poets. The agent here tells me the bust.
ness done in his Office amounts to an
average of about eleven hundred dollars
a month. He has done as much as six
hundred and fifty dollars day.
The town has Telephone connections
with Franklin-the wire being over
twenty. miles Iona-aIso with Webster
and Sylvia There is fine two story
church and school building nearing COM
py 1t would be an ornament to any
~ he hotel here, kept by Major W.
on, is oneof the best kent houses
tn1sSile west, and where "Bobo ceases
from troubling aud the weary are at rest.
ThIs Part Of the country seems 70 be
natures own Eanitarium, rivaiing in
point of bealthfulness and natural attxae-1
tons, even your own beautiful city
among the hills. All that is needed to
make this a good country and a good
town Is little capital, little pluck and
enterprise-a safe place for investments.
There is within hundred feet of the
hotel one of the finest mineral springs in
the State. Prof. Wilson, of Baltimore.
has been to see it and is highly pleased.
He has had shipped to him five gallons
OF the water which he proposes anaiyzing
at his own expenses.
Wheat and oats are the best this sea-
son ever known in the county. Pros.
poets for an immense corn crop is flatter-
ing indeed.
The mineral sources of this county are
exciting considerable attention.
Graham county is looking up. Last
year was bad crop year for them and
the result was that a great many have
run short Of rations this summer. But
they have gone to work in good faith,
and kind Providence, who always helps
those who help themselves, is blessing
them with abundant crops.
! wanted to tell you some more of our
delightful country, but will have to close
as they say" for one of Atlanta's boys
has just called on me. Look out for
him over there for he has two great big
trunks full of "shoes and boots" More
anon. ZIMMERMAN.
(We omit the account given by our
correspondent of the suicide of Miss
Metz, already published in this paper.l
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WINE AND BEER NOT SPIRITUoUs.
A special dispatch from Raleig

A special dispatch from Raleigh
to the Charlotte Chronicle of the 18th,
says:
The case of Richard Giersch, the
saloon keeper, who was indicted
here some weeks ago for selling beer
was heard before Judge Jas. H. Mer-
rimon, in the Superior court of
Wake county, to-day.
Judge Merrimon ruled upon q
special verdict that wine and beer
are not spirituous liquors, and then
discharged Giersch. The State en-
tered an appeal to the Supreme
This is the case that created so
much interest shortly after the pro-
hibition election. Raleigh went
dry, but Giersch made application
to The board of county commission
ers for license to sell beer and win e,
claiming that they are not spirituous
liquors and are not included in the
provisions of the law under which
the election was held. The license
was granted, and Giersch was
promptly arrested and tried upon
the charge of violating the prohibi-
ton laws. There was a big wrangle
over the matter and it was sent to
the Supreme court, but that body
did not give decision upon the
point involved, for the reason, that
the case came before it in an irreg-
ular manner. The case will now GO
to the Supreme court in regular
form, and the puplic will anxiously
await the decision of that tribunal
upon the question, as to whether or
not wine and beer are. spirituous
liquors.
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BACK FROM THE INDIAN PRESERVATION

BACK FROM THE INDIAN RESERVATION
WITH HIS SCALP ON.
Esq Summey returned yesterday from
Yellow Hill, Jackson county, the center
of the Indian reservation in North Car
olina, whittier he went by direction of
the government to look after the interests
of the Indians in certain walnut timber
and gold interests. He found and took
possession ofnear seven hundred splendid
walnut logs which have been cut. He did
not find as much gold as he would have
Deen pieaSeu 20 Hnd, Out AZ IL 1rrFls 5ll y
the prettiest, purest, clearest stream of
water-the Oconaluftee river-he had
ever seen. 1t was a pleasure to look up
on it. 1t is so clear that the minutest
objects could be clearly seen on the bot
tom in ten and twelve feet deep water.
The farms along this river are very fine,
and we'll cultivated, those of DIR. Ming
us, Mr.. Wesley NJ Enloe. Fawnook,
Jarrad Smith (the Indian Chief attract
ing special attention. Mr.. Summey says
the Indian school, conducted under the
auspices of the Friends of Philadelphia
is well attended, doing good service, and
is popular with a large majority of the
Indians. Mr.. Summey enjoyed his trip
and sll he saw. He brought back his
scalp, which shows that our noble red
men, at least of North Carolina no longer
hunger for capillary trophies.
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The President and Suite at Utica.


UTICA, N. Y, July 13.-President
Cleveland with his wife and sister,
and Miss Hastings, his neice, Col.
Lamont and E. .Prentiss Barley, of
Utica, came down from Holland
Patent in the special coach "Coro-
net" at 9 o'clock this morning.
They were met by Prof. Hoyt and a
number of ladies and gentlemen of
the Centennial Committee from
Clinton. Prof. Hoyt made brief
address of welcome to which the
President responded in a few words,
The Utica Jacksonians, 100 strong,
with the 18th U. S. Infantry Band
saluted the President and his wife
with its famous cheer and "Hail to
the Chief" as theyi stood upon the
platform OF the coach. Crowded
trains have been running to Clinton
all morning. The Presidents spe~
cial train stalted at 9:15 a. m. An
immense crowd was at tn e Ontario
and Western railroad station as the
train pulled out. They cheered the
President and waved their hats as
he stood uncovered and bowed his
acknowledgements.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The President and Friends
on Their Jaunt.
CELEBRATION oF THE FALL
OF THE BASTIL.E- -TRoU-
BILE AHEAD.
THE PEOPLE OF ST. LOUIS De
TERMINED TO HAVE PRESI-
DENT CLEVELAND.
JACOB SHARP LED UP FOR SENTENCE
JUDGE BARRETT SICK, AND SEN
TENcE POSTPONED.
tlleiF FacrEs
'Ry telegraph to The AsheyiIIe citizen.

PARIS, July 13.-The German
residents of this city, have been ors
dered to remain in doors tomorrow
as.it is feared that they would be
attacked if they appeared on the
streets during the celebration of tn e
anniversary of the fall of the Bastile.
The patriotic league have announce
ed that they will make demonis-
tration Tomorrow morning in the
place De La Concord, and anoth-
or in the Bois De Boulogne in the
ofteraoon. It is feared that these
meetings will give rise to disorder,
and the police and military author
tics are making extra preparations
to, MAINTAIN peace.
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White flannel costumes are said
to be most comfortable in hot
weather. They look "nobby" and
are breeze creators. Try one.
Our friend Weldon, the popular
Gem Baker, put handsome deliv-
cry wagon on the streets yesterday,
and will deliver all goods to custo-
mers in the city.
We call attention to the change
in the advertisement, sealed pro-
posals, for the construction of the
school building of the sisters of our
Ladies of Mercy.
The yellow flag on. the Battery
Park observatory has waved in vain
for several days past if it invites to
rain. We want rain. but we do not
want TO be tantalized.
The announcement of the death
of Gov. Robinson WAS a great shock
to our community and the express
sions of sorrow were general a true
and useful man has surely Lar
Mr.. Grahan IS negotiating the
sale of some of his lots near his cot
ton factory to some gentlemen who
are contemplating the erection of
some large houses for an impor-
tant business enterprise. It looks
like the West end will be til Il Man-
chester section of our city.
DIR. D. Sullins, President of the
Centenary Female College Of Cleve-
land, Tenn, is in the city visiting
friends and relatives. The DR.. had
charge of the Methodist Ch hurch in
this place in 1851, the first year of
his ministry. He is a brSther-in-
law of Messrs. w. P. and A. J. Blair
of Asheville.
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Market Renorts.
IBy telegraph to the Ash.vllle Citizen.l

by telegraph to the AshevIlle Citizen.l
ATLANTA, July 13,-Cotton, middling
10K.
SAVANNAH, July 13. - Turpentine
s:ea~y 80; rosin steady l.O0a74.
CHARLESTON. July 13.-Turpentine
steady 3l4; rosin steady. good strained 8.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Grain steady;
wheat No red rs; corn No. 2 mixed 40;
oats No. 2 29a3 provisions quiet un
changed.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Flour in fair de-
mand; wheat stronger, No. red TAT
corn good demand, No 2 mixed 4Ia3;
oats stronger, No. 2 mixed 3O4a4; pork
firmer 16; lard firm 6.25.
ST. LOUIS, July 13-Flour quiet; wheat
No. 2 red cash 733; corn lower cash 325s;
oats cash 20; wAiskey steady LOS pro-
visions strong, higher.
WlLMrNGToN, July 13.-Turpentine
firm; rosin firm, strained S5, good strain
ed 80.
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See the new styles Ladies' Bustles at
WHTrLoOK's.

Don't waste money on cheap tin types.
Go to the Brown Tent" on Patton Av-
enue and get J doz. fine cabinets for
$3.50, card size only $1.50 per ] doz. Our
tent is cool and nicely fitted up and work
equal to the best. Children's pictures a
specially. Give us trial.
tt MANGoLD, the Artist
The fnes5 breakfast and supper to be
found on any table served promptly, at
Turner's, for so cents each meal. If
Call to-day at Trull and Sorrell's, No.
16 N. Main street, for the best butter,
fresh eggs. and fat chickens-prices low
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Books

Allen Ogartermain-Haggard's Last;
'As In a Looking GLASS;" Phillips Gold
en- Hope, Russell's, dozen sitting stories,
illustrated, "Drop of Blood"-L. Currey,
Job Lot Brookside and ether Libraries
at off publishers price, Pickings from
Puck, 1st, End and 3rd crop, 25c. each
most humorous books published.
/" Heart Throb"-General r. B. Vance.
All the principal magazines, and Daily
Nortnern and Southern papers for sale.
Subscriptions received for week, month
or year. Books not in stock ordered
without extra charge. A well selected
stock of high and LoaU priced paper and
envelopes, and other stationery supplies
at Carson's Stationery and News Store.
North Main street.
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One Price Store.

Measures taken for A, Raymond & Co.,
New York Tailors, and fit guaranteed.
Samples now ready for inspection.
Shirts and Drawers, Scarfs, Gloves,
Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, I'm
brellas, Bags, &c.
Handsome Spring Suits, in Sacks and
Four Button Walking Coats; also several
grades of Frock Coat Suits.
Youths and Boys Clothing in great
variety.
Our line of Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets
Satins, Dress Ginghams, Satines, Per-
Gales, Prints, &C., will be found very at
tractive.
Ziegler Bros, Merriam & Tyler's,
Morgan Bros and Stokley's Shoes foI
ladies, misses and children.
|=Banister's and Ziegler's fine shoes for
men.
Packard & Growers celebrated $3.50"
and ''$2.99" shoes for men, and the cor
responding grade for boys.
Best possible value in Carpets, Art
Squares, Rugs, Oil-cloths, Upholstery
Goods, Towels, Napkins, Coverlets, Lin
en- Damask, &c.
Derby Hats, Soft Hats, and Straw
Hats-a full line.
Fine Slippers, Oxford Ties, Ianetry
Ties, and Wigwam Shoes.
Parasols, Fans, Kid Gloves, Collars and
cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Ribbons,
Scarfs, Ties, Hosiery, Underwear, &c.
1T Redwood g Co.,
Nos. I ~ Patton 4yt,
mara7-dtf
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A st. Louis Committee to Solicit Presi-
dent Cleveland in Parsonage.
fBy teiegraph to the Asheyille Citizen

(By telegraph to the Asheyille Citizen.)
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 13.-One OF
the most important action taken by
railroad passenger men at Niagara
Falls yesterday, was on application
of people atSt. Louis for special
rate from st. Louis to Washing4
ton and return for the Committee OF
citizens. The ground of request
was that the people of st. Louis,
wish President Cleveland to visit
their city at all events, and will
therefore, send Committee to per-
sonally solicit him TO attend. With
ont much discussion, request was
granted, and rate fixed at $21.25 for
round trip Of each person. The
matter was kept very quiet.
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A snecial from Chattanooga saws

Information was received to-day from
North Carolina that indictments have
been found against Sheriff J. Z. Conner
and his deputy, T. ]. Howard, for con-
spiracy, and that active steps will be taken
to secure a requisition. As the matter
stands no conspiracy could be proven
against either, and the whole scheme is
recognized as one to entrap them so that
other warrants can be served on them.'
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WHAT WE EAT.

WHAT WE LAT.
We were talking ths other day
about the quantity of beef and NUT
ton consumed here. There is some
thing eaten in addition TO these
substantials. For instance Trull &
Sorrells inform us that they sold
last week $50 chickens. 235 pounds
of butter and $50 dozen eggs. And
this is only one house.
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EEaFeThe CITIZEN, with latest Associa,
ted Press Dispatches will be found
regularly at all hotels and news-stands
in the city. When the supply may be
exhausted at those places, call at the
Office.
Mai. r. II. Battle the able correspond
ent ofthe Raleigh MelUs- Observer is in the
city. He is as jovial as ever.
Mr.. Morgan, prominent merchant Of
Smithfeld. Johnson county, is in the
city, stopping at the Neville House.
Married, on Tuesday the 18th, at the
Grand Central Hotel, by Justice of the
Peace Chas. W. Malone, Mr.. w. E. Rand
to Miss Mary Anderson, both of Knox
vile, Tenn.
Messrs. Featherstone and Hampton
refreshed orr sanctum yesterday, during
the warm part OF the day, with a large
pitcher of Schlitz Milwaukee beer. Ii
was cool, pleasant, and as Judge Merri-
mon says not spirituous.
As an encouragement to our new base
ball club we copy the following from the
Cleveland (Ohio) Leader OF the 9TH
'More able-bodied men attended base
ball games in the United States yester-
day than the armies of the nation num-
bered at any one time during the reyolu-
tionary wa. That is the way we have
GroYn." -----..-.. --
If our club will only announce what
day their first game will come off they
will see how our city has grown.
Among the present guests at the Bat
terry Park, and present at the dance on
Tuesday evening, are Mrs. Deniston and
daughter, prominent society people of
Philadelphia; also Mr.. Hollingsworth
Sitter, grandson of Mr. Hollingsworth of
the firm of Harland s. Hollingsworth,
the eminent car builders, and Mr.. E.
Wright, of Philadelphia, son of the
President ofthe Northern Pacific railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patrick and bliss
Foulkes. prominent society people of
Ric} mond, Va, arrived at the same ho-
tel yesterday.
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The HOTEL REa1srRR.

THE HOTEL REGISTER.
The first nunnher of This snrigh4 4lss
little daily appeared yesterday, and
with efervescent buoyancy of spirit
that bore no trace of juvenility. In
truth Dick Furman takes hold of
what he knows how to handle; and
the Hotel Register will give the pub
lie something more spicy than the
humdrum record of daily arrivals,
pleasant reading to the parties cons
cerned, nevertheless useful inform a
ton which all are glad to have
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A few more boarders can be accom-
medated at the corner of French Broad
and Patton Avenue Apply to A. n.
Stockton, No. 6 Cocrt Square. div
First-class stock Cents Furnishings
always on hand at WHITLocK's.
Another line of cheap, medium and
fine grade India Linen just in at
tl5 WHITLocK's.
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AT HOME AGAIN

Lit. zeb. B, Vance Jr., us. Army
is in the city, visiting friends and
relatives. Army life agrees with
our young friend, and his commits
sary department is evidently well
supplied. We were glad to meet
him.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROPOSALS DESIRED

SEALED PROPOSALS DESIRED
For erecting at AsheVille the Convent and
School Building of the Sisters of Our Lady of
Mercv, according to plans and specifications
furnished by Pallisser Il Pallisser, of New York
The right reserved of rejecting any or all of the
proposals. Plans and specifications can be seen
at the RectOry OF st: Lawrence's Catholic Church
of this city. Bids will be received up to July
25th, and are TO be sent to Pro J. NJ. Tiernan
P. o. Box 326, Asheville, N. C.
June % dtd
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-07-14

To most children the bare suggestion
of dose of castor oil is nauseating. Why
not, then, when physic is necessary for
the little ones, use Ayers Cathartic
Pills? They combine every essential and
valuable principle ofa catbartic medicine,
and being sugar coated are easily taken.
f15
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The Raleigh Biblical Recorder says
Bro. B. D. Barker, who taught last year
at Cana, iADavie county, has accepted
charge of the Madison Seninary, Mar
shall, N. c.. We congratulate Snf friends
in Madison county on securing his
services.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA PHAHMAcEUrcAL

THE NORTH CAROLINA PHARNIACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION.
The eighth annual meeting of the
above association will be held in this city
August Sd ensuing. The Druggists of
AsheyIiIe are ear arranging 1 to 3 give their cir
admirably. DR.. w. c. Carmichael is
l. cal secretary who will give all informa-
ton concerning the meeting. The
association may rest assured of i.earty
welcome, not only on part of our local
druggists, but of our community.
We thank DR. G. for an invitation to
attend the meeting of the association.
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Tile FAMous GLESN's

Spring Water fer sale at Pelham's
Pharmacy. For Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, &C., this water is consider
ed an Invaluable remedy. We have the
sole handling of this water for Western
North Carolina, and are prepared to
supply it in any quantity, by the gallon
or on draught very low.
Call and get descriptive pamphlet at
PELHAM's PHARMACY,
d3m 48 South Main ST.
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CHEAp GLAss-SEE PRIcEs.

NIEAF NIAE0- -Jth I fIOEo.
Ice Cream or Berry Saucers. 40 and 80
cents per dozen, Clover Leaf (very
pretty 75c. per doz., Dishes to match II,
20 and 25c., Clover Leaf 45, a real Flint,
Plain Globe 72c. per doz., Large Water
Sets pieces 81 90, Heavy Tea Sets 6 pieces
Soc, and lots Of other things. These are
reliable goods. Only eight more ofthose
fine Decorated Chamber Sets at 1915.
Special bargains in Cutlery this week at
LAWS,
50 s. Main st.
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CRocKERY. GLAsswARE. CHINA,

Lowest prices in the State, at the City
China Emporium, No. II Patton Avenue.
In order to make room for our splendid
assortment of new goods, which will
arrive this week, " will clese out large
quantity of Crockery, Glassware and
Lamps, at prices never before offered in
this country. Call at the City China
Emporium, for standard goods and
lowest prices
w. C. KELLER & Co,
II Patton Avenue.
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COLLEGE PARK HOTEL.

Mr.. Samuel Tyree, of Georgia, has rent.
ed the Asheyille Female College for the
summer, and has had it put in first class
order, and is now ready for the reception
OF boarders. The rooms are large and
cool and for home comfort and delightful
shady groves it cannot be surpassed.
Terms reasonable. Address
Jy III dim SAMUEL TYREE.
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RED HEADED GIRLS AND WHITE


RED HEADED GIRLS AND WHITE
HORSES.
Here's a red-headed girl, and
there's white horse" remarked
Mr.. Canada Cowan our popular jew :
eler, who was walking down Patton
Avenue with a reporter.
What do you mean?" he asked.
"Di9n't you ever hear that before?
Every time you meet a red headed
girl you will see white horse"
Half block further another red-
headed girl was me-
"Where's your hite horse now?"
asked the reporter.
"There's one turning the next
corn cr," he replied, and, sure en-
ough, around the corner came a
white horse drawing a dray.
"They never fail. I tell you, 1
have been saying, "Here's a reds
headed girl and there's a white
horse for fifteen years. I've never
got left yet"
After parting the reporter met
one more red-headed girl, and look-
ing for the white horse, was not sur
prised to see carriage drawn by
two of them.
This was repeated to some gentle
men -Sawyer's store yesterday,
and ina few moments a golden
haired girl passed, and sure enough
Just behind her came a white horse.
Strange, isn't it. Mr.. Dukes re-
marked he "believed in it." but
whether he meant red headed girls
or white horses we do not know.
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Fine White Goods, Enabroideries, Loces, &c.
eodf II. REDWOOD &c co.

New stock of Stamped Boufet Covers
and Splashers, with Wash Silks, Linen
and Cotton Floss to work, at
t15 WHITLocK's.
The celebrated Farmer Girl Cook Stove,
Stonewall Range, Iron-ciad Range, and
the Monitor wrought iron Range at w. G.
Keller s. Co.'s. - Patton Avenue. If
Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings.
eodB q. REDH00D & co.
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&gEish Hats
II. REDWOOD & co.

Stylish Hats
Ladies' White and Colored Linen
.Chemisettes, with Cuffs to match, at
tbs WHfTLooK's.
-Four Office rooms for rent. Inquire at
so S. Main st. If
Parasols, very low, at
Z tbs WHITLooK's,
Picture frames fine and cheap at Lind.
sey's Studio, Main st, opposite postoffice.
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Fine Shoes.
eodT II. REDWOOD & co.
Fhe genuine Kirby, Beard q Co. Eng
lish White and Black Pins at
TIA WHITLocK's
Ladies' and Misses Hose, large stock
fine quality. at WHITEocK's.
Large stock Mosquito Net at
WHrrLocK's,
Ice cream sent in any quantity ordered
to any part of the city, by Turner. If
Gauze Undershirts from I5c. u at
Whitlock's.
Measures taken for white and colored
Shirts finest custom work, and gUaran-
teed to fit, at WHITLocK's.
Soda and mineral waters now on
draught ut Moore s Robards. If
Nurses Caps, large stock. at
t15 WHITLocK's.
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Go to Weldon's for the largest and
best "Bricls oaf" in the city. If
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The Weaker Sex

are immensely strengthened by the use
of DR. r. V. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescrip-
tion," which cures all female derange-
ments, and gives tone to the system.
Sold by druggists. d&w1w
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STOVES. TINwARE, RANGES.

Our manufacturing department is now
complete. We have all the latest i'm
proved machinery, work the best grade
of material, and duplicate any bills
bought North. East or West. We make
roofing and guttering work speciality,
and guarantee satisfaction. For prompt
attention, good work, and lowest figures,
call at w. G. Keller & Co.'s, IL Patton
Avenue.